(A) The preliminary plat drawn at a scale of not more than 200 feet to the inch shall show the following:
(1) The location of existing property lines bounding the tract to be subdivided and all property lines within or outside the tract which intersect these boundary lines;
(2) Title under which proposed subdivision is to be recorded, description of the land to be platted, names and addresses of owner or owners;
(3) The location on the property and adjoining properties of existing streets, sewers, watermains, culverts, drain pipes, electric lines and insert elevations of sewers at points of proposed connections, names of subdivisions immediately adjacent, streets and other public spaces on immediately adjoining properties; as well as the location and type of existing buildings, watercourses, floodplains, railroads and any other physical or topographical features as are readily available which may affect the location of a proposed street, road, or alley;
(4) Names, location, and widths of proposed streets, building lines, alleys, easements, parks, plantings, open spaces, lot lines, and utilities;
(5) All parcels of land proposed to be dedicated to public use and the conditions of such dedication;
(6) Date, cardinal point, scale;
(7) The use district or districts in which the land to be subdivided falls according to the zoning regulations;
(8) Ground elevations at extremities of and intersections of all public ways;
(9) Suitable certificates on its face for all approvals required by the municipality; and
(10) The City Engineer may require a topographical map showing directions of stormwater drainage within lands to be subdivided and from the lands as subdivided.
(B) The preliminary plat application shall be accompanied by the name and address of any persons to whom the proprietor desires to have notice of hearing sent, and the names and addresses of the owners of all abutting lands to whom notice of hearing shall also be sent.
(C) The application shall be accompanied by letters from any public utility which furnishes electric, gas, or telecommunications service, giving assurance that the proposed street system, sewers, watermains, and public utility installations have been coordinated with the respective utility companies. In the case of electric and telecommunications the letters shall also state that all lots and, where applicable, all street lights can be adequately served from underground service. In cases of dispute between the utility and this regulation as to adequate service by underground placement, the City Council may modify the above requirement upon the written recommendation of the City Engineer and City Planning Commission.
(D) The application shall also be accompanied by a letter from the County Road Commission which indicates that the proposed street, alley, or road names have been reviewed and accepted by that office.
(E) The design of the subdivision shall be in accordance with the design standards set forth in §§ 152.050 through 152.056.
(F) In addition, the City Engineer or City Planning Commission staff may require that a vicinity map at a scale of 400 feet to one inch (400 ft. = one in.) relating the proposed subdivision to the surrounding area accompany the preliminary plat. A vicinity map will be required where deemed necessary to relate the proposed subdivision to a larger surrounding area or to clarify the proposal for the public hearing.
(Prior Code, § 152.17) (Ord. D-962, passed 10-19-1970, effective 10-29-1970)